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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-25
NEWS FROM ACROSS THE WATER.

LONDON, October 10-There has been no re-
workingmen today in Trafalgar square, where
only the usual number of persons gathered. In
Hyde Park, however, thousands of unem-
ployed congregated. The mob sailed from
Hyde Park into the streets in the afternoon,
and was followed by force of policemen. The
mob paraded through q number of streets in
West End, and made a riotous demonstration.
1t became so threatening in Berkeley square
that the police charged upon and scattered it.
The mob again assembled and proceeded along
Picadilly, where the police again attacked it
and sharp fight took place. Several persons
were injured and many rioters were taken into
custody. Some of the shop keepers in that sec
ton Of town through which the mob paraded
closed their Places fearing they would be pill
Jagged.
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\ Jokes Confession.


From the 81, Paul Globe.
I'm n Joke.
a we.ay joke.
I'm gag.
A spawned sag.
I've travelled through this giddy world,
Ger and DER again;
I'm Worn ont, knockkneed, ring.boned, blind,
But in the ring remain.
I'm u special friend Of The journalist,
Who wins bis bread by the wag of HIS wrist,
I'm alghed at, cried YER groaued at and scorned,
I'm mOurncd,
I'm adorned
I'm reformed,
once a week,
As ] sneak
Round the world on my mission Of fln,
I've got a conner on laughter
I've also filed q claim on bTeyity.
I'm u dandy,
Tan awhii sandy,
I'm very handy
when the r0rsyrapher's stock Of wis!slov.
I'm great on fling space
And always as q RUE,
Tel what things SNOW about
The inQdcusiyt mule
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LONDON, October 20.-A number of social
lists and unemployed worxmen gathered in
Hyde park today One Of the speakers I'M
rious commune" A section OF the mob there
upon stampeded. Scores of persons in the
crowd we're thrown down and trampled upon.
Those who stampeded reassembed later in
another portion OF the park. The crowd APP
pointed a depntation to visit the home office.
Upon the arrival there of the deputation,
they found that the home secretary was alb
sent but they secured an interview with a
minor secretary, who promised that lie would
upon his return. A large crowd had followed
the deputation from the park to the home Of
flee and congrcgatcd about the building. After
the interview was concluded the police charged
the crowd, but were met with resistance. A
short but sharp struggle followed, in which
the police were finally successful in dispensing
the mob. Many persons in the crowd were
injured, and number Of arrests were made
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-25
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks as Reported at the New York Stock
Exchange.

NEW YORK. October 22.-The stock market today
was dnll and tame almost from the opening to the
close Transactions were confined chiefly to
traders The opening was heavy at declines ranging
from 3 to q Ter cent, to which was shortly added
farther small losses which, however, were soon re-
gained. Extensive dizziness then overspread the
list until in the last hour, when the pressure was
brought upon Northern Pacific and OGesons There
was reaction of small fractions from the lowest
figures in the last few minutes, ana the close was
quiet and steady to and from the lowest prices
Of the day. Everything, without exception, is
lower tonight Oregon Navigation being down pa,
Northern Pacific preferred ~, oregon Transconti-
mental and Lake Erie and Western preferred II
each, and the remainder fractional amounts. Sales
aggregated 10 900 shares.
Exchange quiet and steady at 4S294.S6. Money
easy at 3, closing offered at g. Subtreasury balances
Coin 1872 0o7 0O0 currency, Sill 100000 Governments
duh but steady As 1861! 4as10o4. State bonds dull
and featureless
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-25

NEW YORK. October 22-The total visible sup
ply of cotton for the world 367 bales ofwhch
156H967 bales are American, against 1,685551 bales
and 32345l bales respectively last year Receipts
at all interior towns 100 697 bales Receipts from plan
tatons 81 ,919 bales Crop in sight 73l $50 bales
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ATLANIA, Oct0bcl % Eos = o0c. Pnffar =
Gilt edge 25027ci choice Tennessee 2Ca2.lso;
othes Grades loa leg. Poulry-Hens 279'joo; young
$500 sweet Potatoes-ioa65c, Honey 49, strained
COS; inthe comb 10 Onions sLO1gsL5l cab
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ATLANTA, October o. Horses Plug sf5T no.
good drlYe el59 $500; drivers Sl25Tsllo, tine s150I
sow M9iies-li'2 to IS hands Sll58sl25; IS to I55
CINCINNATI, October c2-rIors sicaav; common
ana hsH1 sS'Jo4sL-u. packing and butte ers Sls5
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THE Cotton NIARKETs.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE,

ATLANTA, October %, 1887.
Net receipts for days 3Q73S bales, against 81, 600
bales last year. exports 3l3 bales last year 2962
bales stock 577, 977 bales last year SAG 797 bales
Below we give the opening and closing quotations
Of cotton futures in New York tndav
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GEORGIA, FAYETTE COUNTY - JCRDEN
" Ihornt n, administrator of Miss EiMbeth
Jackson, of said county. deceased. has APP lied for
d'snliss on ana Twill pass upon said applica ion on
the first Monday in january next This oct Sd,
1877. ID. NJ FRANK IN,
WEom cd nary. =
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EANM WAGONS DRAWS AND nFfIVruY
Wagons 'oW wheel. uiio tre one. twoaua thrse
hate a.oH p aai as uc.alog s,ge,t ID I.
2 N...'' 'i..lsa.-e.. >il0.Wk
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-25

7 ANpAUs ANp VlCToEIAs, M.lrAR n Krv.
Il aHif make, best qualify: reasonable triras.
Easy 'afmt 81, 81 ANA i5 DECATUR SnecG Standard
Nhs''A w. sUU.Wk
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-25
At Edinburgh

EdE1ourgh i the Wa~hzagton Of Sco1-
lard L / = beautiful city. al Of stone
classic delightful. a1zh magnificent pub
lie 1zzICEng-- PLACES Of hI-zorfc interest
mo11laent-- every where broad and spa
cfoq, Streets Al tourists are delighted
vyTea EdInagrgh- Here hs5%ever- ex-
treEne@ are strong You shall see cGI-
tEre- wea.cH- dignity c1arzLzn=-e- T0G
shall -1e aI--4 sf--r.AsIaEjon- poverty and
vice TIE ~5-ht which seemed -trangesE
zo q here were La= E~hnongers- women
q immez-e physical bald and strength.
VITO 5rIng into TIE city and sell tie E-h
which their aas5zAasts caseh- They carry
strapped Epo1 TIE back basket Of t~h
weighing from TWO hundred 10 three hun
dre,1 pounds and the weight ! borne
largely 5g the t1rehead- ~ means Of 4
thick strap some two I1ch=~ n width
attached % the basket and drawing down
pretty tightly gpoE the head These
w0u=a I0ok a. -sroEe - gzaaLs- The
boots that they we4r- pat alongside u
some have >een- booking more ike Chi
1=Se than anything else, even gpon the
feet d American woEre1- w0uId make
striking eoazFz-s- Hotels are good but
1Ee u1uz-euen1 -eem- 41eer 10 Al Amer-
lean Instead q - u1eh = day tor al
charges i L divided into separate items
and the =hIlzzz@ and the pence coEfzse
and anz=e yoa- Il mo=t hotels : =h1E-
ITn=-sweu1y- foar ceHE=-4 day = charged
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-25

This lsgzativ bred stallion Wes> purchased When
wearing BY the late Mr. Bea}- + BATE, expressly
20 axe the plaeS Of his ned Srs the Bates
t4rul-
HIS sire. Daniel Lambert, Wa the be>r >ou OF old
Ethan Allen ouc Of Fanny Cook. by AbdalIah CSire
Of RysayS'> HSLnb e1oniau-)
HIS dam. Cara Il daughter Of Ethan out OF the
Dr. D5xoa MARI. 4LSo by AadaIlAh- This gives airu
len and Add allah tFlat ! found IN Daniel Lambert.
and enables him stamp the E-ambert ehAr4cter>
tcs upou Ii. get wIch greater uniformity aud 60
greater extent than any other 0f LaUberr'S sous.
lie rIea chestnut n color. SEald> l5 HANDS and
weighs IouC h with the most beautiful >yyle,
usou aad disposition imaginable His Feeord Of
made Nov 1, ISIS after brief prepa-
ration AHd u1tkSnFauLe day He has shown tul
mile rriAI~ 80 81 ana quarters IN - seconds
Abtalah sire Of both Of the zraudG1ns OF Coosieu,
has tour soaS N rhe $50 list. and also Sired the
great RySsiyk's HambLeCoaiNn with - in the $50
list NlneEv-uine Of the sons Of Rysdyk's have
representatives IN the 30 list. and s. Of his daugh-
tiers have produced go ErU-rers- The daughters Of
AbdAlaAh produced GOLDSMITH Maid [Z-141. Irene
t3--d4 and others ID the 80 lsc-
Daniel Lambert CSire Of $50 lsr1 Harold sire Of
MaGd >--zJS44-aud L Other $50 truCrerS-5 cold
smiths AbdAIl8h = - sire Of four zSo performers
AID Il 0Cler noted SE1a1as srh repre>EuEAL1ye< IN
-1e 80 list from daughters OF A bslAliah.
Tha superiority OF the Lambert stock l. ro7 vel
Known require elaborate explanation Daniel
Lambert i the first Of living ~lres. judged by the
true Test the 80 lISE- 4ld his are showing
ElaEka5ls pre- -0teney- Golden. i stock bore,
VII Ii due tine add % HI SIrr's fame
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Gadies Column.
Queen Eictora-

a crown m earth we ear never attain
a.3r ~ NAV weII emulate Efctori4'> truly
r..yaI character [ have been reading 4
...tLe b0ok that III ABOUT one hundred
AMI r~eutv pages tells the story q
Oaeea Victoria : life The story l nol
s,.,x t. ne but there ! simple beauty
sa,yul chI> recital u il that charms ue
aud 1 have read Il again ~ith delight.
/ Aud I have read, too the long zcN-Jans>
+ ID me great jubilee II Loadoa- Jy which
the HfuTe1h anniversary Of the Queen :
accession wa~ dtIy celebrated Il
+ have compared these TWO aecou1E> !
have felt that the story Of her earlier
Ife IN, IN L the rich promise OF just
such a Jubilee She did Hot attain Der
great papaI=rI5T by accident Her >teF-
ing QUALITIES ami sovereign worth have
uads her beloved, ami It l. = comfort go
lrrE that these jewels and the richest
crown the lru=>t we may Possess and
display
That Victoria when child had Ike
other children something o. ordinary
human nature 4bogt her /, evident from
LhI> little story
The Princess Sometimes showed :
little SeLf-wll, and on these occasions
would refuse 70 walk when her I4dIes
wished thai ne should do % Then the
odd soldier. retainer Of the Duke Of
Keats Who often led the doukey-
proad 60 attend upon the royal child
,y0GLd venture % lry hi powers Of per
>ua>iUu- saying --WIu NY Princess
,saIke- and undezerred By the resoIu1e
shake Or the little head he would con-
llnae, It viii DO ny Princess % much
good, viii ny Princess IeE ne lift her
uJFu 10 run on the nice green grass
111IL The small hands were stretched out
ID the kind old man ard with smiles Of
releu5IuE she gave Up her will The
Princes. never forgot this old soldier
frou her childhood @he va 1aBzhE graae-
I1IIy 10 consider Al those w1o served
her faithfully: h4b1z which hz4> ever
marked the 4fGer-IIf= Of our gracious
Queen
TIE wise and f41thuI WY IN which the
queen Wa broQghs up haS had mach 70
10 With her good qualities II her m4E1r-
= life viii copy for you few pas
-aZe> from the record before ne
The little girl was expected 10 EnEsh
whatever ne took IN hand whether IN
her lessons 81 q play and even when
scarcely four years ol1- while playing
Il = h4yteld- >he tHng down her toy
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-25

Bay stallion with s1a- and snip. black above
knees and hooks. IS hands high f14Ied IN ISL
>zre ALEs1C Eagle. record 80, efzL brother %
Piedmont. Z-I-F Isr dam by Dominion, : - p
dam By Yong America, 3-93 A. = three ye4rs-gid.
Movements col-s ara ot good size, fine style and
superior ErgCElEZ acton
ERM>--Sza-1e- S18-0G tine Of service, bal
Ance ~ hen mare proves with f5AL-
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TERMS. $4,000.
M o We M { N T .

Cash. u time Of service, with privilege Of free
re-uru II mare misses.
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$50 THE SEASON OF 1887.

TERM>-G ash or approved note at time Of service
mares n0t proving IN s1tl czu De returned
free Of caSrEe next season.
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Wessa,Fs, Jun< ..
, 1887-05-05

A study Of steamship nomenclature
disclose some rather interesting facts.
The Guion line boats favor the names of
territories, and hence we have the Alaska
and the Arizona. The names of the
Cunard liners all end i'll "ia"-for ex-
ample, the Servia and the Etruria. The
Oregon was built, with the Alaska and
Arizona, to be leased to the Guion line,
but she was acquired by the Cunard line,
and broke the spell SO far as both name
and record were concerned. The White
Star boats include the Republic, the Bri-
fannie and the Celtic-an the names ter
minating with SIC" The Anchor line
avors the "ia" terminal, and most of
the steamship companies follow a hard
and fast rule in selecting names for their
boats, any exception being accounted for
by the purchase of a particular vessel
from another ine.-Globe-D Democrat.
, 1887-05-05

In some parts OF Susscs., England.
there is a superstition That if you put on
your right stocking, right shoe and right
trouser leg before the left you will never
have toothache. To drink u of a skull
taken from a graveyard, to take a tooth
from such a skull and wear it round the
neck, to apply the tooth to your W
living but aching tooth, to put a double
nut into your pocket, to pare your finger
nails and toe nails, and wrap the parings
in a paper-all are charms against the
toothache. In other parts of England
there is n custom of calling the ~.oothacto
the Glove pain, for which the sufferer
is not entitled to any commisseration
Whether he or she fully consents to this
may, perhaps, be doubted.-Iron Times.
, 1887-05-05

ARIZONA. New Mexico, Chihuahua and
Sonora were considerably shaken up on
Tuesday by an earthquake which was felt
from the Colorado to the Rio Grande and
as far south as Guaymas on the Gulf of
California The center of disturbance
seems to have been near Tucson, where
the novel and startling accompaniment of
volcanic eruption Is reported to have been
witnessed-the first time, within the
period of historic record that such phe-
nomenon has occurred in any region now
forming part of the United States, Alas
ka alone excepted.
, 1887-05-05
'seTuRN, STRONG VIII"

Ecturn, strong will, TO thy deserted throne;
Faith, hope and reason, joy will come and be
Loyal prime ministers and aids to thee.
CounselOrs true, but powerless alone.
Dark doubt and passion their allegiance own
To thy sway only; now, IN riot free,
They seek to ruin what is good in me,
And in thy absence what is base condone.
Come thou and quell the jewellers; they will
cover,
And oil their craven followers in thy sight
Hill serve as slaves 10 thy superior power,
Nor dare to ihunt by day nor prowl by night
Come and defend fair innocence, whose flower
Needs the protection Of thy guardian might.
"A. /. Carlton in Pioneer Press.
, 1887-05-05

The ancient Firms believed that the
world itself was developed from an egg,
which a mystic bird laid in the lap of
Vaimounou, who attempted to hatch it in
his bosom. Accidentally, however, he
let 1t fall into the water; when it was
broken; the lower portion of the shell be-
came the earth, the upper part the sky,
the liquid white was transformed into the
sun and the yolk into the moon, while
the small fragments of scattered shell
were changed into bright and glittering
stars.-New York Journal.
, 1887-05-05

A DIVISION. or rather partition, of
Idaho, has long been advocated by several
prominent Western politicians. among
whom Senator Stewart is the chief. His
plan is to give Nevada the greater part of
the territory, regardless of the awk-
wardness of outline which would result.
to annex the Occur d'Alene country to
Montana, and the Panhandle to Washing.
ton. The object Of course is to secure tor
the ~dwindlinx state a reinforcement Of
population sufficient It. r"u,"se fhe stigma
now resting upon 1t las ue,ent inter
view un The subject IA" -.Daf"r INDUCED
hi4 Iar'v :" . pllr' exuls-1tm flight. IS
incidentally rernIrkiHg D. II coming j.
smother trrrt"ry that -ht.uli In assisted
10 some way by su enhancement at her
boundaries to gain enough population to
entitle her to statehood.
, 1887-05-05

PRIVILEGE of parliament is a phrase
which originated long before the advent
Of the press, and it may be as difficult to
make II, apply 20 a newspaper as it has
proved, on several occasions, to exclude
reporters by r~eviving an ancient rule
against strangers. An English speak
ing public is 10th to accord special privi-
lege to any class, and favors free discus.
sion, limited only by legal responsibility
for a libelous charge.
, 1887-05-05
The russian Army. weakness.

The constitution of the corps of officers
Is said to be the weak point in the Rus
sian army. The car has endeavored to
remedy this weakness by replacing the
military gymnasiums by schools of cadets.
which will create a better spirit and make
more rapid progress possible. Birth, for
tune, social position have had much % do
with the assigning OF officers to the best
garrisons. The others have been in small
cities on remote villages, where there WI
little to be learned, and they became de-
moralized. To remedy this defect the
command of regiments becoming vacant
Is to be open to competition to the extent
of so per cent. The remaining 20 per
cent. are reserved to the guard and gen.
eral staff. This is more like the Napole-
onic principle of promotion. An Aus
trian lieutenant is paid coo lorins (S24O)
a year; the Russian lieutenant ever less.
1t has been his small pay and slowness Of
promotion that have caused the spread Of
Nihilism among the junior oticers.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
, 1887-05-05

STocKMEN along the northern border
Of Montana are said to have organized
for the purpose of rcprisl upon the In
dams OF the British possessions for incur.
ions on their herds, and there is such
ground to apprehGnd serious complica-
tions of an international character that
three companies OF troops have been sent
from Fort Assinaboine to patrol the re-
gion most open to the forays of the
Bloods.
, 1887-05-05

SoSR visionary crank has introduced a
bill in the Illinois legislature to prevent
newspapers from publishing accounts of
bloodshed and crime. Upon the same
principle, the study of history ought not
to he permitted in the schools.
, 1887-05-05

BECAUSE the opera Of loherprin is the
work of n German composer, the Parisi,
ans are tho patriotic to tolerate it. and the
government has decided to suppress its
further performance. The French repub.
lie is one OF the paterual sort, but per.
haps not more so than so volatile a popu
lace REQUIRES. Not many years have
passed since the Marselllaise itself was
forbidden by law.
, 1887-05-05

The Chinese national bank examiner
when on his round among the banks
always takes with him u block, an ak,
and "A bag of sawdust. The use for these
articles will suggest itself when it d
stnted that the decapitation of the de-
faulting officials of the Tung Lung bank
has been ordered. A shortage means a
good deal more to a Chinese bank officer
Than it does to his American compeer.-
Boston Transcript
, 1887-05-05
Dr.. &Cu.
SPECrAIIsTs

We offer 40 apology for deyoting so much time
and attention to this much neglected class OF
diseases believing that no condition of humanity
Is too wretched to merit the sympathy and best
services of the profession to which we belong
the physician who devotes himself
to relieving the afflicted and saving
them from worse than death, Is no less q
thai the surgeon or physician who by close APP
pllcaIion e&cels In any other branch of his pro-
iession And, fortunately for humanity, the day
is dawnlng when the false pnIIsnthrophy thai
condemned the victims of folly or crime, like
the lepers under the Jewish law. to die uncered
for, has passed away.
, 1887-05-05

ANOTHER senatorial deadlock is i'm
pinent in West Virginia, though since
the withdrawal of Camden as a candidate
there may be a chance of uniting the
Democratic vote on somsbody else. Lucas,
the governors appointee, threatens to
contest the election in case the legislature
makes a choice at a special session, called
for a different purpose.
, 1887-05-05

IL ADDITION to the immigration com
ing direct from Europe to the United
States, it is estimated that 40 per cent of
the immigrants landing in Canada find
their way over the border, though the
Dominion government spends $500, 900 a
year to attract settlers to the waste lands
Of the Northwest.
, 1887-05-05

So EXTREME Is the mutual d%istrust.
not to say apprehension, entertained by
Germany and France that ordinary Incl
dents are magnitied into threatening
events. An imperial general, for instance,
cannot appear on the frontier without
giving rise to an exciting report in Paris
that he is studying the most favorable
points for the concentration of troops
, 1887-05-05

ADAKIN, the political reformer, who has
lust been expelled from tho Michigan leg
stature for bribery, was proven to have
furnished a list of members with the price
OF each opposite his name. OF course,
the scheduled statesmen all voted for his
eYnulsion
, 1887-05-05

hrs Ninslnw's Soothing Syrup should
always be u-e Er children teething 1t
spu'hes the ibid, soitcns the gums. al
laJs the pam. cures wind cohc, and is the
best remedy Tor diarrhoa Twenty. FIVE
cents a bottle
, 1887-05-05

Theodore Hook said OF his servant that
for the first three. years he was rs good a
servant as eve came into a house, for the
next TWO a kind and considerate friend,
and afterward an abominably had mas
er.-ChicGgo Tribune.
, 1887-05-05

AN ALLEGED falling off in exports to
Canada forms the basis of the newest
growl at the interstate act.
, 1887-05-05

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily. delivered by carrier. &c per week.
81 per month.
Daily, bv mail, 81 per month, s5.On for SIX
months, $40 per year, al advance.
Weekly S2W per annum, Sl.9 for six months,
payable In advance.
, 1887-05-05

IT is clOar that the earthquake along
the line of the Southern Pacific has been
caused by the interstate commerce act.
, 1887-05-05

CARLISLE and Watterson got in some
good work on that Kentucky platform
yesterday.
, 1887-05-05
YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from the effects OF youth
full follles or indlscretions, will do well to avail
themselves OF this the greatest boon ever laid
at the alter OF suffering humanity. DR. WAC
NER Will guarantee to forfeit Ave hundred dol
lars for every case Of seminal weakness or pri-
yate disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falla To cure
, 1887-05-05

II the liver and kidneys are sluggish
snd inactive, Hoods Sarsaparilla will
them to prompt and regular aclfn.
II now
, 1887-05-05
CAPITAL PRIZE $50 900

3" We do heTcby certify hdf tc supervise all The
drrdHOen1cntsfor me Monthly and SENT
drdtcii3pS Of The LOltiStnHu State Lottery CUm-
Pdng, and IN peAOfs manage and control The
Drawings henlSetces, and thar the rdu are con-
dncfed pnh honesty, yGtTTeSs, and IN good GuiLh
toHdTd all parties, and ace authorize the CunI-
pdny 10 use his csrkiGcdte, ioith fdcSfgaiEes Of OhT
Si0Hdtures attached in IFS advertisements"
, 1887-05-05

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. La.
REMEMBER g aa@t Z Ms R Bcs,9ssor q
and Early, tUho are in charge of the drGicia1s
is a guarantee Of absolute fairness and inte0rifL
that The chances are all equal and hnt no one
can possibly druine tghdt numbers tciH droio a
Prize.
REM EM EH that The payment nj al
Pri=eS GUAkANTEED BY FOUR Ma
IA H. Of NeiU Orleans and The
Tickets are signed by The Pr esident OF an
institution tchoSe franchise is , eco qnized in rhe
highest courts. therefore betpdre Of any itnitd-
lions or schemes.